NXP Killer - Universal NCF29XX Smart Key Cloning & Unlocking Tool - Solder-free

Super NXP Killer - Locksmith Unlimited Edition Never desolder another NCF29XX chip. Clone in 30 seconds. Unlimited. The Super NXP Killer reads, writes, renews and clones NXP NCF29XX smart keys with the chip left exactly where the factory put it. No chip removal, no master machine, no token counter and no per-key charge. It ships with everything needed to start cloning the day it arrives, and it stays a pure bench tool: it works on the remote's circuit board and nothing else. ∞Token attempts 30 secTo add a key $0Cost per key 200+Adapters available Locksmith Unlimited Edition Reset Read Write ∞ No tokens. No per-key cost. No stop. Locksmith Unlimited Edition Every read and every write is free, for the life of the tool. There is no token balance to top up, no charge per key and no cap on attempts - so a stubborn board that takes four tries costs you exactly the same as one that works first time. Read once, write to as many keys as the job needs. In the box Super NXP Killer main unit Soldering cable harness - colour-coded flying leads Female-to-female connection cable USB-A to USB-C power and data cable Ready to work on arrival Everything needed for traditional soldered jobs is included. Wire the supplied leads to the board's contact points and start cloning - no extra purchase required. Solder-free adapters are an optional upgrade that trades wiring time for a clamp. They make the work faster and lower-risk, but the tool is fully functional without them. Unlimited attempts No token cost Plug and play The bench problem Every NCF29XX job used to start with a heat gun and a prayer You know the routine. The customer hands you their only working smart key and asks for a spare. To get the data out the traditional way, the NCF29XX has to come off the board - and the moment the iron touches that chip, the customer's key becomes your liability. One lifted pad, one second too long, and you are buying them a new OEM remote out of your own pocket. The old way Desolder. Read. Resolder. Hope. Open the customer's remote and expose the board Desolder the NCF29XX chip under heat Solder it onto a reading board or jump wires by hand Extract the data and pull the chip off again Resolder the chip back onto the original remote Test - and find out whether it survived 30-40 minPer key, plus the risk The NXP Killer way Connect. Read. Swap. Write. Connect to the board - supplied leads or an optional clamp Press Read - the data is captured Connect the new remote board Press Write - the clone is done From 30 secPer key, chip never removed Two ways to connect Included cables today. Solder-free clamps when you want them. Both routes read and write the same data with the same tool. The difference is how you make contact with the board - and how much of your time each job costs you. Included in the box Soldered connection Solder the supplied colour-coded leads to the contact points on the remote's board. The NCF29XX chip is never removed - only thin wires touch the pads. Works on any board layout you can reach Nothing else to buy - start on day one Needs a steady hand and basic soldering skill Typically a few minutes of wiring per key Optional upgrade Solder-free adapter A model-specific clamp or a universal pin board makes contact through spring-loaded pins. No iron, no flux, no heat anywhere near the customer's key. Seat the board, press Read - roughly 30 seconds Zero heat risk to an OEM remote Over 200 adapters available globally and still growing Sold separately, one per board family Where it sits on your bench The same NCF29XX cloning the big tablets do - without the big tablet price Head-to-head smart key cloning is one feature among hundreds on a KEYDIY KD-X4 or a KYDZ Cube 2. If NCF29XX cloning is the job you actually need done, the Super NXP Killer does that same work as a dedicated standalone unit for a fraction of the outlay - which makes it equally sensible as a first cloning tool or as a second, dedicated bench unit that never leaves the workshop. It also removes the running cost. Tablet ecosystems meter this work with tokens, credits or annual licences; this unit is the Unlimited Edition, so the hundredth key costs the same as the first: nothing. Add solder-free adapters over time for the boards you actually see, and the tool pays for itself on the jobs you currently turn away or send to the soldering bench. Unlimited tokens - no per-key cost Standalone - no master unit needed Dedicated NCF29XX cloning 200+ adapters available worldwide Why technicians switch Built to remove the four things that cost you money: heat, time, tokens and dependency Unlimited tokens, zero per-key cost No token balance, no credits, no subscription. Every read and write is free for the life of the tool, and failed attempts cost you nothing but a retry. Add a key in 30 seconds With the connection made, the read and write cycle is done while the customer is still standing at the counter. More keys per day, no bench backlog. The chip never leaves the board No chip removal, no hot air over an OEM remote, no reflow. The customer's key goes back together with its factory solder joints untouched. Ready to work out of the box Soldering leads, a female-to-female connection cable and a USB-A to USB-C cable are all included. Nothing else is required to start cloning. Over 200 adapters available The solder-free adapter range covers more than 200 board layouts worldwide and keeps growing, so the tool gets faster on more vehicles over time. Standalone - no ecosystem lock-in No KEYDIY KD-X4 or KYDZ Cube 2 sitting underneath it. The NXP Killer is a dedicated bench tool that answers to nobody - own it, plug it in, work. Read, write, renew and clone Full NCF29XX series coverage: pull the data out of a working key, renew a locked or used key back to a workable state, and write to a virgin board. Plug and play, no learning curve Two buttons and a status light. Read, write, reset. There is no menu tree to memorise and no software licence to keep alive. The original architecture, not a copy of a copy The market is flooded with reverse-engineered white-label boxes running scraped firmware. We import the original R&D-backed design, on the original PCB, with the original component spec and full KeyShop support behind it. How it works Four presses. That is the entire workflow. Try the sequence below - it mirrors exactly what happens on your bench. Connected - Original key NCF29XX Connected - Virgin key NCF29XX 1. Read original 2. Swap board 3. Write clone Reset Ready - original board connected Connect the original board Open the customer's remote and connect to the board - either by soldering the supplied leads to the contact points, or by seating it in an optional solder-free adapter. The chip stays on the board either way. Press Read A steady green light confirms a successful read and the NCF29XX data is captured into the NXP Killer. The customer's board is now free to go back into its shell. Connect the virgin board Connect the new remote's board the same way. Because tokens are unlimited, you can write to as many keys as the job needs from one read. Press Write A steady green light confirms the write. Reassemble, test on the vehicle, hand over the spare. Job closed. Standalone freedom One tool. No master machine holding it hostage. Most NCF29XX solutions on the market are accessories, not tools. They only breathe when they are plugged into the brand's own expensive master unit - and many of them meter every key you touch. The NXP Killer works on its own, and charges you nothing per job. Workflow Classic soldering method Brand-locked adapters Our NXP Killer Chip removal from the board Required Sometimes required Never Cost per key programmed Your time Tokens, credits or licence None - unlimited Master machine needed No Yes - proprietary No - fully standalone Usable straight out of the box Needs a full solder station Needs the master unit Yes - cables included Time per key 30-40 minutes 10-20 minutes From 30 seconds Risk to the customer's OEM key High Medium Low, or none with an adapter Skill level required Advanced micro-soldering Moderate Basic wiring, or none with an adapter Compatibility The master reference: which vehicles can be cloned at all This grid is not a stock list. It answers the question you actually need answered before you quote a job: does this vehicle's encryption allow direct NCF29XX head-to-head cloning in the first place? Where a make is marked as supported, the key data can be read and written on the bench. Where it is blocked, no bench cloner on the market gets past it - not this one, not the KD-X4, not the KYDZ Cube 2. A make being supported means the encryption allows it. You can do the job with the supplied soldering leads on any board you can reach; a matching solder-free adapter simply makes it faster and safer. Tell us which keys come through your door and we will tell you which adapters are worth having. Always confirm the customer's board actually carries an NXP NCF29XX chip before committing - the same model year can ship with more than one board revision. Cloning Supported Not Supported / Encrypted Peugeot / Citroen / DS2014 onwardsNCF29XX Supported Renault / DaciaSmart cards, 2015 onwardsNCF29XX Supported Jeep / Fiat / Alfa Romeo2015 onwardsNCF29XX Supported Chevrolet / Opel / Buick2016-2022NCF29XX Supported FordEurope 2015 onwards, plus US boardsNCF29XX Supported Land Rover / Jaguar2017 onwardsNCF29XX Supported Chrysler / DodgeSmart key boardsNCF29XX Supported Hyundai / GenesisWide adapter coverageNCF29XX Supported KiaIncl. EV9 and Cadenza boardsNCF29XX Supported HondaMultiple board revisionsNCF29XX Supported ToyotaMultiple board revisionsNCF29XX Supported NissanSmart key boardsNCF29XX Supported MazdaSmart key boardsNCF29XX Supported MitsubishiSmart key boardsNCF29XX Supported SuzukiSmart key boardsNCF29XX Supported MGStandard smart key boardsNCF29XX Supported Geely / Lynk & CoLegacy modelsNCF29XX Supported Chery / JetourLegacy modelsNCF29XX Supported ChanganSmart key boardsNCF29XX Supported GWM / Haval / OraSmart key boardsNCF29XX Supported GAC TrumpchiSmart key boardsNCF29XX Supported BYDLegacy modelsNCF29XX Supported BAIC / BestuneSmart key boardsNCF29XX Supported Modern Chinese EV / NEVNewer BYD, NIO, Zeekr, Xiaomi, Omoda, newer Chery and Jaecoo, MG EV, XPengEncryption Blocks Direct Cloning Volvo / Lynk & Co2017 onwardsEncryption Blocks Direct Cloning BMW CAS / FEM / BDCKey generation is locked to the systemEncryption Blocks Direct Cloning Mercedes FBS4Encryption blocks direct cloningEncryption Blocks Direct Cloning New Generation AmericanCAN-FD platformsEncryption Blocks Direct Cloning VAG GroupVW / Audi / Skoda / SEAT - requires dedicated MQB/MLB toolsEncryption Blocks Direct Cloning No make matches that search. Send us the key and we will check the board for you. Coverage is decided by the board, not by the badge on the car - the same model year can ship with more than one board revision. Send us a photo of the open board and we will tell you the fastest way to clone it. Pro tip When the key is not clonable, stop fighting the chip Encrypted keys - Mercedes FBS4 and some of the newer electric platforms - will not give up their data to any bench cloner. The professional move is to stop attacking the encryption and change the approach entirely: keep the customer's original board alive and let a relay device carry the signal. The workaround Xhorse RKE Smart Key Box The customer's original board is soldered into the box, which stays hidden in the vehicle and is controlled from a phone app. The original key data never has to be read, copied or decrypted - it keeps working exactly where it is, and the customer gets a second way into the car. Our stock We import the Original NXP Killer We import the Original NXP Killer in the Locksmith Unlimited Edition, ensuring you get the authentic, tested architecture rather than a cheap, unstable copycat. Backed by KeyShop's local technical support in Hebrew and English. Straight answers Questions from the bench Official manufacturer guidance, plus the questions our customers actually ask us. What you get What is actually in the box? The Super NXP Killer main unit, a soldering cable harness with colour-coded flying leads, a female-to-female connection cable, and a USB-A to USB-C cable. Everything needed for soldered jobs is included. Do I have to buy an adapter to use it? No. The tool is fully usable out of the box using the supplied soldering leads. Solder-free adapters are an optional upgrade that speed the work up and remove the heat risk - they are not required. So what do the solder-free adapters actually give me? Time and safety. Instead of wiring five leads to a board, you seat the board in a clamp and press Read - roughly 30 seconds, with no iron anywhere near a customer's OEM remote. There are over 200 adapters available worldwide and the range keeps growing. Is there a token cost or a usage limit? Not on this edition. This is the Locksmith Unlimited Edition: unlimited token attempts, no cost per key, no subscription. Read once and write to as many keys as the job needs. Limited versions of this tool do exist on the market with a fixed number of uses - this is not one of them. Do I need a KEYDIY KD-X4 or a KYDZ Cube 2? No. The NXP Killer is a fully independent bench tool. Those master devices do the same NCF29XX cloning among hundreds of other functions; this does that one job on its own, for a fraction of the cost. Does it touch anything in the vehicle? No. It is a bench tool. It reads and writes the chip on the remote's own circuit board and has no connection to the car at all. Chips and coverage Which keys can it copy? It copies most smart keys fitted with NCF29 chips. Open the key and read the chip marking to confirm before quoting the customer - the same model year can ship with more than one board revision. Can it copy NCF29AG chips? No. The tool supports most NCF29xx variants, but NCF29AG chips are explicitly not supported. If the chip is marked NCF29AG, this tool will not copy it. What is the difference between cloning and renewing? Cloning copies the data from a working key onto a virgin board so you produce a working spare. Renewing returns a used or locked key to a state where it can be coded to a vehicle again. Operating the tool How do I confirm a successful read or write? After pressing the read button, the green light will stay on to indicate a successful read. After pressing the write button, the green light will stay on to indicate a successful write. What does a red light indicate during read or write? The circuit board is not aligned with the adapter. Re-seat the board so every contact point lines up, then repeat the operation. This is the most common issue reported and it is an alignment problem, not a hardware fault. The indicator lights up on power connection, then the tool stops responding The power connection is unstable. Disconnect the power, reconnect it, and repeat the operation. Producing a reliable clone Which PCB should I use for the cloned key? Prioritise an original manufacturer (OEM) PCB of the same model as the key being cloned. An identical OEM board maximises compatibility on chip type, circuit design, RF performance and antenna matching, delivering a key virtually indistinguishable from the original in use. Universal aftermarket PCBs should not be used. Does the cloned key still need OBD-II programming? Once the original key has been cloned successfully, the cloned key typically does not require further programming or pairing to the vehicle through the OBD-II port. Can the customer use the original and cloned key interchangeably? In theory yes - once cloned onto a compatible PCB, the copy is fully interchangeable with the original. In practice, alternating between the two on the same vehicle risks rolling code desynchronisation, which can leave the remote function of one key inoperable. Hand the clone over as a dedicated spare key. Is it true that a cloned remote stops working after 256 presses? No. That claim circulates online but it is not correct - the key continues to function normally and does not become unusable after 256 presses. What can still occur, as with any clone, is rolling code desynchronisation. Can I clone Land Rover remotes on both low-spec and high-spec UWB models? Cloning is possible on both. On lower-specification models the process is straightforward. On high-specification UWB models, cloning causes the Ultra-Wideband function to fail, and the vehicle's UWB function must be disabled beforehand - otherwise the vehicle will not recognise the cloned fob, because the onboard system needs a valid UWB signal to unlock and start. Super NXP Killer - Locksmith Unlimited Edition One device. Unlimited possibilities. Thirty seconds, no chip removal, no token counter, and a spare key handed over while the customer is still at the counter. That is what this tool changes about your day. NXP NCF29XX series Read / Write / Renew / Clone Unlimited tokens, no per-key cost Cables included 200+ solder-free adapters Verified original build KeyShop technical support